56 brain-"Centre-for-Genomic-Regulation" positions at University of Maryland, Baltimore
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Postdoctoral Fellow for Brain Imaging - (240000AO) The Department of Pain and Translational Symptom Science at the University of Maryland, Baltimore invites applications for a full-time Postdoctoral
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Head and Neck & Cutaneous Cancer Malignancies (3-309-1192) - (230001J6) Head and Neck & Cutaneous Cancer Malignancies (Position 3-309-1192): The Department of Medicine of the University of Maryland
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Assistant Professor, Institute for Neuroscience Discovery (UM-MIND) - (230000F6) University of Maryland- Medicine Institute for Neuroscience Discovery Faculty Position University of Maryland School
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Human Genetics Division Head - (1900013H) The University of Maryland School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, Division of Genetics, is seeking a board-certified full-time faculty member at
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clinical responsibilities will include covering the Vascular Neurology service responsible for clinical coverage of stroke inpatient care and Brain Attack Team (BAT) coverage. At UM Capital Region
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of Otorhinolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery has an exciting opportunity for a Laboratory Animal Research Assistant to work on inner ear related projects in the department research labs. The Laboratory Animal Research
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. The Ciryam Lab studies immune responses to acute brain injury in animal models and human samples, with a goal to improve diagnostics and therapeutics in traumatic brain injury and other acute diseases
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including federally funded studies and industry sponsored drug and device trials. The research may focus on any of the primary areas of research to include trauma resuscitation, traumatic brain injury, post
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to include trauma resuscitation, traumatic brain injury, post traumatic complications, neuro-intensive care, clinical outcomes, critical care, sepsis, or acute lung injury. This position is temporary full-time
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Research Program, Treatment Research Program (including a 24- bed inpatient unit), Neuroscience Program (including the Maryland Brain Collection), and the University of Maryland Center